Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31

". Memorial Home for working women's children. erected by Mrs. Senator stan ford of California, was dedicated yester- day. ltis on the site of the house n which Mrs. StsnfoFd's parents lived and where she was born. The HoIne IS memorial Co her mother. The house aud furnishings cos. S75,OOO. Senator and Mrs. Stanford we're present. at the dedication.
 EAS FRANcIsCo, Ind, December 29- Indications for the 24 hours commenc- ibg at s D. ID December 29th, are, for Californis, ram, brisk and high souther- Y winds.
 LOUISVILLE. Ky, December 29-The river IS frozen over here early this morn lrR and navigation suspended. River men say no coal can reach here from Putsburg until February. Maximum temperature was reached at 6:30, wben the thermometer registered degrees above. At 12 o'clock to-day II IS l3 above with weather clsar and rising temperature indicated.
 JEFFERSON C1rY, Mo, December 29- Gov. John <. Marmsduke died at tte executive mansion lEst night.
 MINNEAPOLIS. December 29.-Ther- mometer is twenty degrees below Zero, at : a. m., clear and still, m serious de- lays reported trafli'. In Dakota weather Is much colder sud there are more inter ruptions to business. WatertOwn re- ports thirtY-two degrees below Zero.
 CINCINNATI. Dec. 29.-The Ohio river at this point thIs morning is frozen over aud navigation Is entirely suspended. This closes all hopes of coal supply bY river sooner then February unless there IS extraordinary warm weather m JaDu- ary. Prices of coal are now double what they were a year ago and must go silll higher.
 PrrrsBURG, December, % The ner- cury IS seven degrees above zero this morning. Navigation IS entirely sus- pended. One man frozen to death.
 NEW YORK, December 29.-President Corbin, ot the Reading road sent let ter to General Manager Mcleod, ID which he says that those who leave the rompany's employ in obedience to the Kuights, or any other organization will never be taken back. He does not ob- feet to employees joining organizations, but they must consider their duty to the company first He further said that the compsny had nothing to arb trste.
 PARI5. December 29.-Severe weather is being experienced in southeastern France, End there has been heavy snow storm B: Nice.
 LONDON. December 29.-SteameEs ar riviug at British ports report very se- we're weather on the Atlantic.
 VIENNA, December 29 A heavy snow stofn Is prevailing here. No trains have left Pesth for Vienna since yesterday. All railways are either wholly or PGrli- ally blocked.
 ALBUQUERQUE, \. M., December % An attempt was made tO hold up iht north bound train at the 4. & P June tipu last night, but the hearts of tue rob hers, three ID number, fsiled them Ou mounting the train. They were heavily armed. two getting on the coach and one On the platform Of the car on which stood the conductor and and brakeman. They were held safely st the poInt of the revolver, but 1t seems that the other took fright and ran away. Seeing thai bis companions had left. the robber who had the conductor and brakeman at his mercy also escaped. The news was shortly circulated on the arrival of the train and a posse left in pursuit. IL is not known whether they have been cap tured or not.
 PARIS. December 29-Maurice Bern hardt, son of the actress. Sarah Bern hardt. snd the Princess ClOthilde Jublo- nowski, great grand daughter of Lucien Bonaparte, were married teddy.
 President SsdI-CarnOt received Glad stone teddy.
 VIRGINIA CITY, December 29.-Snov has been falling for about forty hours, depth Of over three feet covering the ground and II is dritted badly. The overland express is stuck fast in a snow drift between Summit and TruckeC. The barometer is lower than at Hny time for several years and the indications are favorable for more snow.
 LIvERMoRR. December 29.-Rainfall for ihe storm is 2 8 inches up Co noon. About an inch of snow has fallen in the mountGins south of the valley and IL is still showing.
 At Tracy the rainfall for the storm has been inches. NapR 2.6O. Niles l sJ, St. Helena 3.69. VscBville 2.lS; and various other points report rainfall for the storm of from 50 tO inches.
 MORALES, December 29.-A policeman on the Mexican side has been arrested for passing Mexican lesden dollars. The penalty for the first offense is amPuts- ton of the ught hand, second. the lett hand; third. the prisoner becomes tar get for twelve soldiers.
 SAN FRASCIsco, December 29-Dis- trict Judge Hoffman has given a decIs- ion on the right of Chinese to import opium. On December 6, 1886, the GUS tom house authorities seized a quantity of opium from Panama to Wo Sang x Co. O, this city. The lot comprising 25.7S0 boxes in all and worth nearly S21O,OOO, was held in virtue os the clause in the treaty which forbids Chinese from | engaging m the opium traffic. Judge | Hoffman has sustained the Chinese. | holding that the treaty is not self exc cutory and congress having adopted DO Legislation, there was nothing to prevent | the celestials from engaging ID the bus l mess.
 VERSAI.. ". T, December 29-N. G. | and J. J. Matthews, two Of the four l train robbers that robbed the Denver d | Rio Grande passenger train near Grand | Junction last October and secured con siderable booty from the mail car, were arrested here yesterday. GOyernment officers are pursuing the others through | she mountains with good prospects of capturing them within the next couple of days.
 MISSEAPoLIs, Minn., December 29- John Crosby, President of the Nsiiooal Millers Association and active manager and senior member of the great milling firm of WGshburn. Crosby & O., died At 2 o'clock thIs afternoon, of paralysis.
 SAN FRANCISCO, December 29.-The Arizona Vineyard O., has been incor- porsted. The capital stock is divided into lO0O00 shares at g. a share. Tbs incorpOrsters are \. K. Mssten F. J. Kendall. End Francis Cutting, of Oak land, J. f Kennedy, of San Francisco, and c. 5. Mssteu, of PhenIx.
 SOFIA. December 29-The SObranie has passed bills authorizing the government 10 conclude treaties of of commerce with m !